Ukraine`s new NHS may not save ailing presidency of Poroshenko
(WorldNews Europe)

Photographs of two young men hang on the wall above the desk from which Ulana Suprun runs Ukraine´s health ministry. They are Serhiy Nigoyan, the first protester killed during the country´s 2013-2014 revolution, and Vladyslav Zubenko, who was among dozens of people shot by security forces on Kiev´s Maidan square as the uprising ended in a massacre. Dr Suprun and her husband Marko had moved to their ancestral homeland from New York as the rallies began, joining an army of volunteers who kept the protest movement and its camp on Maidan going through the depths of winter. Poroshenko is deeply unpopular for failing to fulfil the revolution´s main demands, but he has strongly supported...